XYZ Computing posted a review on the OCZ Mini-Kart USB Flash Drive

Progress in today's storage industry is largely about three things: faster, cheaper, and smaller. In each new product generation people are looking for items which are either faster, cheaper, and/or smaller than the products which are currently available. This can clearly be seen in the push for smaller hard drives, higher rotational speeds, and the rapid drop in the price-per-gigabyte of drives. The progress of one of these three factors often overshadows the other two; after all, releasing a product which is faster, smaller, and cheaper would be no easy task. This review will be taking a look at OCZ's Mini-Kart USB 2.0 flash drive, a product which does not focus on speed or price, but is smaller than almost anything to come before it. This tiny USB flash drive is just a bit larger than a quarter (43mm x 19mm x 2.8mm) but stores up to 2 GB of data.

OCZ Mini-Kart USB Flash Drive Review